Neocolonialism Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEBF GCH IJKLMNN| When skeptically he bellied on back to the arid sea | A |
| To escape the spirited insurgency from disgruntled land owners | B |
| The alligator did not shut out his rule | C |
| It knew it lived by the bereavement of other creatures | B |
| It massacred to exist | D |
| As it took one last drag of a malnourished gazelle to graze on | E |
| It watched its blood peacefully perform a dance within the waters | B |
| It then enthroned the eagle to take its place | F |
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| This new infidel lives longer and doesn't grow old | G |
| It has strong talons and has a firm grip on the button of rule | C |
| It breeds fast and sires a pedigree with even thirstier talons | H |
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| And when the loathsome eagle slowly and stealthily glides and steals what belongs to the riffraff | I |
| CCTV footage shall reveal to daylight unspeakable acts of darkness | J |
| The vulture ventures under the sea in the dark | K |
| A gang of alligators position their mouths above the water surface to receive the catch | L |
| The alligator loves hoaxed meat | M |
| That's the reason he very rarely opposes any injustices by the eagle | N |
| The alligator shall never oppose the oppressive regime of the eagle | N |
Michael Aete
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